1740912BMYP Snowblower Skid Shoes Height Adjustment - For Murray Craftsman Simplicity Snapper Noma Toro Snow Thrower

1740912BMYP Snowblower Skid Shoes Height Adjustment - For Murray Craftsman Simplicity Snapper Noma Toro Snow Thrower1740912BMYP Snowblower Skid Shoes Height Adjustment Key Features Enables precise adjustment of auger housing ground clearance. Protects surfaces such as driveways, walkways, and patios from scrapes. Reduces wear on the snowblower's scraper bar and auger housing. Constructed from durable materials for longevity. Features an oval mounting slot for height adjustment. Replaces Cross Reference Part Numbers Briggs & Stratton Murray: 1740912BMYP, 1740912AYP,

1740912BMYP Snowblower Skid Shoes Height Adjustment

Key Features

• Enables precise adjustment of auger housing ground clearance.
• Protects surfaces such as driveways, walkways, and patios from scrapes.
• Reduces wear on the snowblower's scraper bar and auger housing.
• Constructed from durable materials for longevity.
• Features an oval mounting slot for height adjustment.

Replaces / Cross-Reference Part Numbers

• Briggs & Stratton / Murray: 1740912BMYP, 1740912AYP, 1740912H
• Craftsman / AYP: 1502092E701, 762377E701, 1737986AY
• Murray: 50643-830, 85105YZ, 322288MA
• Stens: STW60-0009

Compatibility & Fitment

• Designed for various snowblower and snow thrower models.
• Compatible Brands: Murray, Craftsman, Simplicity, Noma, Sears, Toro.
• Note: Always verify fitment by checking your equipment's original part number.

When to Replace

• When existing skid shoes are worn thin, cracked, or broken.
• If the material has worn down to the level of the mounting bolts or slots.
• When the snowblower no longer maintains a consistent clearing height.
• If the scraper bar is making direct contact with the ground during operation.

Installation Tips

• Park the machine on a level surface before beginning work.
• Ensure tires are inflated to the manufacturer's recommended pressure.
• Use a spacer (e.g., thin plywood, stacked cardboard) under the scraper bar to achieve the desired clearance.
• Loosen the nuts, position the skid shoes firmly on the ground, and securely retighten the nuts.
• Verify that both shoes are set to an identical height to ensure level operation.